Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's James Webb is Close to Uncovering the Distant Past of Our Universe, Astronomers Say
NASA's new telescope may be near to revealing the secrets of our early universe, according to astronomers.
[VIRAL] A Monstrous-Looking Creature with Huge Claws Startles Kayakers on Mississippi River
A mother and daughter were fishing peacefully on the river until these claws surfaced from the waters.
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Researchers Claim to Have Created a Navigation System More Accurate than GPS
Researchers created an alternative locating system that they claim to be more reliable and accurate than GPS.
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Engineers Develop a Novel Nanoscale 3D Material That Can be Produced at a Speed of 100 mm/s
Stanford engineers created a new nanoscale 3D material that can print objects swiftly with a variety of materials.
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Archaeologists Uncover an Ancient Temple on 'Hill of the Pharaohs'
Archaeologists uncovered new finds in the ancient temple on the "Hill of the Pharaohs." The ancient Egyptian city of Tell El Fara'in (Hill of the Pharaohs) is located on the southern bank of the Butic Lake, a few kilometers north of the Butic River's east-west path.
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Cruise's Driverless Robotaxi Service is Now Available 24/7
Cruise has extended its robotaxi service to daytime hours in San Francisco. Kyle Vogt, CEO of Cruise, tweeted on Wednesday that the company is now extending its driverless ride-hailing service to daytime hours in San Francisco, as reported first by TechCrunch.
This Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Caused the Greatest Tsunami on Earth, New Study Says
A massive asteroid that killed dinosaurs 66 million years ago may have caused the greatest tsunami the world has ever experienced.
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Meta's Facebook Will Still be Banning Donald Trump After His 2024 Presidential Run Announcement
Facebook is still banning Donald Trump even though he recently announced his 2024 presidential run. Donald Trump has recently announced his presidential run for the upcoming 2024 U.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Gets Hit by Micrometeoroids - Is it Damaged?
NASA's James Webb will now have to reroute its path to avoid meteoroid strikes. The 21-foot -wide golden mirror of the James Webb Space Telescope (Webb or JWST), which has yet to celebrate its launch anniversary, has been struck by 14 dust-sized micrometeoroids in recent months, as reported first by Space.
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Qatar's Stadium for 2022 World Cup is 100% Dismountable and Made of Recycled Materials
Qatar has built a stadium that can be disassembled and rebuilt for the 2022 World Cup. The World Cup 2022 is just around the corner and its host country Qatar has been busy since last year preparing such a grand event.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Encounters the Birth of a Fiery Star
A star is born in fiery fashion and Webb bears witness to such a wondrous event. A star is born in fiery fashion and Webb bears witness to such a wondrous event.
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MIT Researchers Discover A New, Faster AI Using Liquid Neural Neurons
MIT researchers developed "liquid" neural neurons to make AI faster and more efficient. Artificial neural networks are a method that artificial intelligence utilizes to simulate how the human brain functions.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps a Dreamy Cloud that Produces Baby Stars
Hubble Space Telescope witnessed a cloudy vision in space with the presence of a small, dense cloud of gas and dust.
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Toyota Unveils New Gas-Electric Prius Hybrid with 50% Longer Range
Toyota unveils its new gas-electric hybrid vehicle on Wednesday, Nov. 16. The brand-new Toyota Prius hybrid boasts more power, speed, and range than its predecessor.
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[UPDATE] NASA's Artemis 1: Orion Finally Takes Off to the Moon in Historic Launch
NASA's long-delayed Artemis 1 finally completed its historic launch on Wednesday, Nov. 16. The road was long but it all leads to the moon! NASA's highly anticipated Artemis 1 mission is finally on its way to the lunar surface after it fired its most powerful rocket ever, the Space Launch System (SLS), from Launch Complex 39B of the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Wednesday, Nov.
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Archaeologists Discover Earliest Evidence of Cooking 780,000 Years Ago in the Jordan River
After examining thousands of fish fossils, archaeologists claim to have found the earliest signs of cooking.
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Subway's AI-Powered Sandwich Machine Can Hear What Customers are Saying
Subway's new smart fridge is outfitted with AI and speech recognition features. A college campus in California saw the debut of Subway's brand-new grab-and-go smart fridge technology this fall.
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NASA Astronauts Conduct Successful Spacewalk to Power the ISS with New Solar Arrays
Two NASA astronauts conducted a spacewalk to install new solar arrays outside the ISS. Two NASA astronauts performed the first of three spacewalks to start updating the power supply for the International Space Station (ISS), as reported first by Space.
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Small But Terrible: These Tiny Solar Explosions Are as Powerful as 100,000 Atomic Bombs
A photographer recently captured a tiny solar explosion known as the Ellerman bombs. A photographer recently captured a phenomenon known as Ellerman bombs on the Sun's surface, keeping the space community abuzz this week.
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The World's Largest Floating Wind Farm is Now Up and Running in Norway
The largest floating wind farm in the world is finally up and running in Norway. The largest floating wind farm in the world, Hywind Tampen, is finally up and running off the coast of Norway, according to the company developer's news release.
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AI Shows that this Dinosaur May Have Been a Friendly Herbivore
A group of researchers employed AI to determine if a dinosaur was a predator or not. Not all dinosaurs are carnivores because one of them may have been a vegetarian, according to artificial intelligence.
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Russian Missile Reportedly Kills 2 People in Poland, Sparks WW3 Fears
Poland reported on Wednesday that a Russian missile had struck the country's east region. Poland reported early on Wednesday that a Russian missile had struck the country's eastern region, killing two people in the explosion.
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The Earth Will Reach an 8 Billion Population Next Week Amid Looming Climate Change
UN predicts that the Earth will have a population of 8 billion people on Nov. 15. The UN's World Population Prospects 2022 predicts that the world's population will hit 8 billion on Nov.
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Health Experts Raise the Call for WFH Setup to Prevent 4th COVID Wave in New South Wales
Health experts have raised the call for a remote work set-up as New South Wales grapples with increasing COVID-19 cases.
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UK Government Comes Under Fire For Supposedly Failing to Safeguard Children from Online Harm
Several child safety organizations called for the UK government to protect minors from accessing harmful content online.
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Two WW2 Military Aircraft Collide During Veterans Day in Dallas
Two historic aircraft crashed and collided during an air show in Dallas. During a Dallas air show on Saturday, two World War II military aircraft clashed and crashed, erupting into a ball of flames and spewing black smoke into the air.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Unveils New, Detailed Look of a Lonely Dwarf Galaxy
Webb captured a lonely dwarf galaxy that hails 3 million light-years away from the Milky Way. The most powerful space telescope in the world has captured a lonely dwarf galaxy in all its infrared and sparkling glory - proving its endless potential in sharpening faint stars outside the Milky Way Galaxy.
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Archaeologists Find a "Miracle" Ancient Tunnel Where Cleopatra May Have Been Buried
Archaeologists discovered a large tunnel hidden beneath an ancient Egyptian temple. Archaeologists found a large tunnel hidden beneath an ancient Egyptian temple, which scholars could lead to the lost tomb of Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of Egypt who rules more than 2,000 years ago.
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UN Unveils High-Tech Satellite That Can Track Methane Emission Hotspots
The UN will use global mapping satellites to detect methane hotspots and notify relevant parties to take action. The Bezos Earth Fund will also be supporting the project.
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FTX Update: Sam Bankman-Fried's Exchange Collapse Wipes Out His $16 Billion Wealth
FTX's collapse has erased Bankman-Fried's $16 billion wealth. In one of the largest-ever destructions of wealth in history, Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of FTX, has now lost his entire $16 billion wealth, according to a report by Bloomberg.
